Lincoln National Bank strives to meet the community banking needs of our customers while serving our community.
Lincoln National Bank (LNB) will meet the needs of our customers by developing new products, offering competitive rates, providing outstanding customer service, and encouraging a personal atmosphere. Management's goal is for LNB to operate in a safe and sound manner while continuing to grow and provide a reasonable return to our shareholders, as well as job security for our employees.
Lincoln National Bank's commitment to Hodgenville, LaRue County, and the surrounding communities dates back to 1889. Our rich history began when two banks opened in Hodgenville that year: The LaRue County Deposit Bank and the Hubbard and Muir Bank, which later merged into the LaRue County Deposit Bank.
In the early 1900s, the Farmers National Bank was established. By 1910, the LaRue County Deposit Bank (known locally as LaRue Savings) converted to a national bank and became LaRue National. A decade later, in 1920, Farmers National and LaRue National joined forces to become Farmers National Bank.
On June 30, 1930, the Farmers National Bank temporarily closed its doors, reopening just two days later on July 2, 1930, as Lincoln National Bank—the trusted financial partner we remain today.
Lincoln National Bank is committed to helping meet the credit needs of the communities we serve, consistent with safe and sound banking practices. In accordance with the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA), our CRA Public File is available for public review.
The file includes information such as our most recent CRA Performance Evaluation, branch and ATM locations, assessment area information, community development and lending activity information, and public comment details.